Wall Street likes social media, but some analysts are skeptical whether Facebook's stock can return to its initial price of $38 any time soon. MarketWatch's Ben Pimentel reports. (Photo: Getty Images)

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I ... the ... why is Facebook's stock still struggling Aiden human Dell would MarketWatch here after its blockbuster debut Facebook is still below its thirty dollar IPO price Facebook's this is as improved ... that's even a robust mobile business which is a big concern early ... and many analysts give it up by doing ... but the prices traded under thirty dollars over the last few months although that's a big improvement from last fall when it hit a low of around seventeen dollars ... and bespoke never get back to its IPO price yes some analysts say ... they just need to grow revenue even faster that means more ants BP make more money out of Instagram and also maybe take on another arena in which Google is dominant search ... meanwhile other analysts raise another issue ... they say they spoke less to a better job providing an outlook ... that is providing a picture of what they see that this is going ... for example while Facebook expects expenses to grow this year ... Intesa said much about revenue and that's one complaint the one that was brought up ... but then again the dosa stayed the Facebook IPO just got overhyped ... which led to an overheated devaluation in the first ... so while Facebook stock phrases get to go back up to that ideal level many analysts think ... the company will eventually get more lights on Wall Street ... after all the company has more than one billion users and still growing ... and it is the giant ... in the rapidly growing market social media ...